Election Law Journal

Virtual Special Issue: Elections During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Election Law Journal is committed to informing the electoral process at all stages and under all circumstances. To help inform the current conversation around COVID-19 and it's ongoing impact on current and future elections, we have opened up access to research from our archive that is relevant to the issue of casting ballots during a pandemic. Now included in this collection are articles from the September 2020 Special Section on Elections During the COVID-19 Pandemic.

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	Three Pathologies of American Voting Rights Illuminated by the COVID-19 Pandemic, and How to Treat and Cure Them Richard L. Hasen
	Voting by Mail and Ballot Rejection: Lessons from Florida for Elections in the Age of the Coronavirus Anna Baringer, Michael C. Herron, and Daniel A. Smith
	Signature Verification and Mail Ballots: Guaranteeing Access While Preserving Integrity—A Case Study of California's Every Vote Counts Act William Janover and Tom Westphal
	When Is It Democratic to Postpone an Election? Elections During Natural Disasters, COVID-19, and Emergency Situations Toby S. James and Sead Alihodzic
	College Student Registration and Voting in the Time of COVID-19 Michael J. Hanmer, Richard G. Niemi, and Thomas H. Jackso
	Portable Poll Workers: Eliminating Precinct Requirements in U.S. Elections Joshua D. Hostetter
	Capacity to Address Natural and Man-Made Vulnerabilities: The Administrative Structure of U.S. Election System Security Mitchell Brown, Lindsey Forson, Kathleen Hale, Robert Smith, and Ryan D. Williamson
	Mail-In Absentee Ballot Anomalies in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District Michael C. Herron
	The Effect of Mandatory Mail Ballot Elections in California Gabrielle Elul, Sean Freeder, and Jacob M. Grumbach
	The Dynamic Election: Patterns of Early Voting Across Time, State, Party, and Age Vivekinan Ashok, Daniel Feder, Mary McGrath, and Eitan Hersh
	Early Voting: Do More Sites Lead to Higher Turnout? Elliott B. Fullmer
	The Quantities and Qualities of Poll Workers Barry C. Burden and Jeffrey Milyo
	Election Administration During Natural Disasters and Emergencies: Hurricane Sandy and the 2012 Election Robert M. Stein
	Presidential Commission on Election Administration: Absentee and Early Voting: Weighing the Costs of Convenience Barry C. Burden and Brian J. Gaines
	Souls to the Polls: Early Voting in Florida in the Shadow of House Bill 1355 Michael C. Herron and Daniel A. Smith
	Election Deform: The Pursuit of Unwarranted Electoral Regulation Justin Levitt
	Post-Election Auditing: Effects of Procedure and Ballot Type on Manual Counting Accuracy, Efficiency, and Auditor Satisfaction and Confidence Stephen N. Goggin, Michael D. Byrne, and Juan E. Gilbert
	Adding Up the Costs and Benefits of Voting by Mail Charles Stewart
	Convenience Voting Can Affect Election Outcomes Marc Meredith and Neil Malhotra
	Changing Election Methods: How Does Mandated Vote-By-Mail Affect Individual Registrants? Elizabeth Bergman and Philip A. Yates
	Who Converts to Vote-By-Mail? Evidence From a Field Experiment Nathan W. Monroe and Dari E. Sylvester
	Judging the 1918 Election Jason Marisam
	Long Lines at Polling Stations? Observations from an Election Day Field Study Douglas M. Spencer and Zachary S. Markovits
	If Terrorists Attacked Our Presidential Elections John C. Fortier and Norman J. Ornstein

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	Three Pathologies of American Voting Rights Illuminated by the COVID-19 Pandemic, and How to Treat and Cure Them Richard L. Hasen
	Voting by Mail and Ballot Rejection: Lessons from Florida for Elections in the Age of the Coronavirus Anna Baringer, Michael C. Herron, and Daniel A. Smith
	Signature Verification and Mail Ballots: Guaranteeing Access While Preserving Integrity—A Case Study of California's Every Vote Counts Act William Janover and Tom Westphal
	When Is It Democratic to Postpone an Election? Elections During Natural Disasters, COVID-19, and Emergency Situations Toby S. James and Sead Alihodzic
	College Student Registration and Voting in the Time of COVID-19 Michael J. Hanmer, Richard G. Niemi, and Thomas H. Jackso
	Portable Poll Workers: Eliminating Precinct Requirements in U.S. Elections Joshua D. Hostetter
	Capacity to Address Natural and Man-Made Vulnerabilities: The Administrative Structure of U.S. Election System Security Mitchell Brown, Lindsey Forson, Kathleen Hale, Robert Smith, and Ryan D. Williamson
	Mail-In Absentee Ballot Anomalies in North Carolina's 9th Congressional District Michael C. Herron
	The Effect of Mandatory Mail Ballot Elections in California Gabrielle Elul, Sean Freeder, and Jacob M. Grumbach
	The Dynamic Election: Patterns of Early Voting Across Time, State, Party, and Age Vivekinan Ashok, Daniel Feder, Mary McGrath, and Eitan Hersh
	Early Voting: Do More Sites Lead to Higher Turnout? Elliott B. Fullmer
	The Quantities and Qualities of Poll Workers Barry C. Burden and Jeffrey Milyo
	Election Administration During Natural Disasters and Emergencies: Hurricane Sandy and the 2012 Election Robert M. Stein
	Presidential Commission on Election Administration: Absentee and Early Voting: Weighing the Costs of Convenience Barry C. Burden and Brian J. Gaines
	Souls to the Polls: Early Voting in Florida in the Shadow of House Bill 1355 Michael C. Herron and Daniel A. Smith
	Election Deform: The Pursuit of Unwarranted Electoral Regulation Justin Levitt
	Post-Election Auditing: Effects of Procedure and Ballot Type on Manual Counting Accuracy, Efficiency, and Auditor Satisfaction and Confidence Stephen N. Goggin, Michael D. Byrne, and Juan E. Gilbert
	Adding Up the Costs and Benefits of Voting by Mail Charles Stewart
	Convenience Voting Can Affect Election Outcomes Marc Meredith and Neil Malhotra
	Changing Election Methods: How Does Mandated Vote-By-Mail Affect Individual Registrants? Elizabeth Bergman and Philip A. Yates
	Who Converts to Vote-By-Mail? Evidence From a Field Experiment Nathan W. Monroe and Dari E. Sylvester
	Judging the 1918 Election Jason Marisam
	Long Lines at Polling Stations? Observations from an Election Day Field Study Douglas M. Spencer and Zachary S. Markovits
	If Terrorists Attacked Our Presidential Elections John C. Fortier and Norman J. Ornstein